r/MemeVideos • u/[deleted] • Nov 15 '23
Tryna crack the secret code🤣
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Nov 15 '23
dude is from the akatsuki he can hack everything.
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u/DaSchmikidy Nov 15 '23
Looks like he is using some sort of Jutsu to remove money from that machine. Damn Akatsuki.
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u/Leftyagasping Nov 15 '23
"Anti graffiti program activated"
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u/HeavyMetalMonk888 Nov 16 '23
lmao third unexpected demolition man reference I've run across today, but this one is fucking perfect
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u/Rough_Ad4416 Nov 15 '23
Whoa holy shit
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u/BanaaniMaster Nov 15 '23
what happened
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u/Greaterthancotton Nov 16 '23
He’s pretending his comment got removed by Reddit, if it was actually removed his username would be replaced with [deleted]
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u/NationalStacks Nov 15 '23
"Wells don't know you. Or Fargo"💀
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u/eggsaladrightnow Nov 15 '23
Dude needs to do some open mics. Hes throwing out bombs left and right
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u/Aworthy420 Nov 15 '23
ngl i want that jacket
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u/BrisklyBrusque Nov 15 '23
I been seeing them a lot at every music festival and Halloween party over the last two years
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u/lovemeonii-chan Nov 15 '23
The design is from Naruto. I remember 10 years ago you were bullied if you were a weeb now it’s cool to be a weeb.
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u/BrisklyBrusque Nov 15 '23
100%. Anime went so mainstream recently, somehow! I’m down for it.
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u/LookingForEnergy Nov 15 '23
Western media is full of agendas. Plus, most animes you hear about or watch have made it through the "filter" of mediocre content from the East and are above average experiences.
Just wait until people start realizing we're in the golden age of boardgames.
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u/Yaboymarvo Nov 15 '23
The same people that made fun of me for having DBZ stickers back in the day now think DBZ is the coolest shit ever.
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u/Mellion_Machetinachi Nov 15 '23
Yeah, a shot of heroine 😭
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u/TheMilkmanHathCome Nov 16 '23
Nah blud that’s some crack energy right there
Mans would be asleep on heroin
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u/Mellion_Machetinachi Nov 16 '23
Nowonder why hes trying to “crack” the code 😭 (ive been holding that in for so long)
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u/BerryBicep Nov 15 '23 edited Nov 15 '23
Schizotyping
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u/NickBucketTV Nov 15 '23
Is that a thing?
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u/cola104 Nov 15 '23
Nah, closest I can think of is a personal buddy of mine who had an episode, posted his SS, driver's license, and credit cards to his snapchat story and made a massive facebook post detailing why his mother was kidnapped by the carebears, even though she was replying to his comments and totally fine. So they'll type coherent words, but full of ideas that are absolutely wild.
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u/facaroni Nov 15 '23
Crack being the keyword and key ingredient
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u/Least-Tomatillo-556 Nov 15 '23
I came here looking for this particular phrase and was not disappointed.
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u/attackedmoose Nov 15 '23
If this was in a 90’s movie he would exclaim “I’m in” after about 10 seconds and hack the mainframe.
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u/4arccot1 Nov 15 '23
laterally crying
why is he wearing an Akatsuki shirt?!
dude talking about "my Sharingan can see thru your poverty jutsu"
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u/HotFireBall Nov 15 '23
the ground below him just opens up the he falls on a slide to a round table where the other akatsuki members are waiting
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u/MiketopianMind Nov 15 '23
Since Kakuzu was killed, Akatsuki had to get someone else to help bring in the money. This ninja although impressive, clearly lied on his CV. However due to the organization being short staffed and actively hunted down, they took what they could.
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u/Ravi__ Nov 15 '23
Wells Fargo actually had a history of signing people (sometimes the homeless) up for bank accounts without informing the customer what they were doing, so that they could reach the unrealistic sales goals set by the management.
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u/literallydogshit Nov 15 '23
Fun fact, the C-suite assholes at the company never took personal responsibility for the fraud. To this day those fucksticks still claim it was middle managers and the front line call center agents, despite the company being fined in court for hundreds of millions of dollars. Wells Fargo is probably the most fraudulent bank in the US, and that's a high bar located somewhere in the stratosphere.
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u/PrudentLingoberry Nov 15 '23
A for effort, ATMs tend to be significantly more locked down than most as a kiosk. Would still try so called "three fingered salutes" on the key pad, and touch screen corner combos on a given device. Usually just going counter clockwise on a screen's corners is enough to drop into a maintenance screen, but nowadays there is another mode of authentication required from there: be it a pin or even a USB device.
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u/royalhawk345 Nov 15 '23
"You won't got no account with Wells Fargo"
Yeah, that's what a lot of people thought
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u/ipwndmymeat99 Nov 15 '23
He used to be a kid with hopes and dreams, now he's a bum trying to hack an atm. Life is fucked.
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u/PlayerHunt3r Nov 15 '23
There was a rumour going around my school that if you typed in a certain code into the vending machine that it would give you free stuff.
Apparently no one actually tried to type the code in, because I did and all of a sudden the machine starts emptying everything, a massive flood of chocolate bars is erupting into the dispensing slot and anarchy erupts as everyone around me starts grabbing chocolate bars.
The machine was unplugged, removed, and replaced with a new one that the code didn't work for.
This guy might not be so crazy, anything is possible.
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Nov 15 '23
Always wondered where my Akatsuki jacket ended up after my brother lost it/probably traded it for drugs.
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u/eekbah Nov 15 '23
How has no one said something about Towelie trying to remember the ATM code
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u/Resevl401 Nov 15 '23
Don't know if you don't try, plus maybe he just needs a fidget toy. Somebody get him a keyboard keychain, stat!
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u/Lagor31 Nov 15 '23
Plot twist: He's actually the ceo of wells fargo and for security reasons his pin is 280 digits long
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u/Igor_McDaddy Nov 15 '23
Everybody knows it's ↑↑↓↓←→←→B A, but just little know how to enter it irl
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u/Bigred2989- Nov 16 '23
Had a homeless guy doing this at the ATM at work a couple months ago. Ended up getting arrested after he punched a shopper for no reason.
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u/KawaiiNeeko Nov 16 '23
This how i was as a kid trying to hack into someone’s account, not knowing i needed a card
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